12 Jan 1917
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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1917
Page
1
Friday lecture by Dr. Frank J. Milman in Irvington High School on earth science stirs interest among students. Various local notices report illness, visitors, and social events from January, including church activities, club meetings, and upcoming entertainments.
Aliss Mae Bourke of Harlem was a guest of Miss Anna Murphy on Sunday. William Howell is ill at home. Miss M Barrett, sixth grade teacher on Ashford Avenue, is confined with La Grippe. Mohican Social Club to hold a dance January 18. John McCormick visited friends in town Sunday. Dobbs Ferry High School basketball lost to Drumhill 45 to 9 on Friday. Miss Agnes Murphy weekend in Yonkers. James Boyle of Glenwood visited Dr and Mrs Denniston in Greenwich, Conn. Miss Julia Mooney of Yonkers visited Miss Mabel Heath. Continued on page S column 6.
Hastingon Hudson notes Mr and Mrs J M Gilmore of the Manor are in New York for January with Mrs Gilmore likely to Cuba before returning. Mr and Mrs John Steinert of Locust Hill hosted friends Saturday. Mira Hill and family left for Washington DC. Mrs Frederick Charles and Mrs Freat of Fraser Avenue spent Wednesday in New York. Mr and Mrs Whittemore of Shelton Place left for New York for the rest of winter. Mrs F A Adams of Riverview Place left Thursday for California for two months. Mrs George H Townsend of South Broadway held a bridge party Wednesday. Miss Flora Van Aken plans visits from New York Sunday. Mr Camp of the Manor bought a Pierce-Arrow car.
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